I'm not entirely sure what this means, but I suppose Daniel Foster thinks that feminists mostly sit around lazily not doing too much. Presumably, therefore, fighting for suffrage, equal pay, opportunity, and reproductive rights -- all things the <em>National Review</em> hate -- doesn't fall under the category of "fricking doing stuff."
April 9, 2013

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I'm not entirely sure what this means, but I suppose Daniel Foster thinks that feminists mostly sit around lazily not doing too much. Presumably, therefore, fighting for suffrage, equal pay, opportunity, and reproductive rights -- all things the National Review hate -- doesn't fall under the category of "fricking doing stuff."

To be fair, this is an appropriate tribute to the Iron Lady, since she herself famously said,

I hate feminism. It's poison.

There you have it.

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